Gemini TV

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Gemini TV was launched in 1995. It retains the position of the Number one among the telugu channels. It attracts viewers by telecasting daily serials and Popular movies. Its popularity has resulted in starting three more telugu channels dedicated for Movies - TEJA TV, News - Gemini News and Music - Gemini Music. Even though there are many telugu channels it retains its number one position through variety in programming and packaging. Some of the popular shows on air are:
Aata kavala Paata kavala
Kottha cinema guru
Chakravakam
kalyani
lakshmi
Muthyala Muggu
News segment has FOCUS in it which draws the immediate attention of viewers. With an analysis of political and human interest stories, it attracts viewers from all segments. Bearing a mark of Satish Babu, FOCUS ends every time with his cryptic comment which is always awaited by viewers. Apt scripting and attention drawing voice of Satish Babu adds to the analysis of day to day as well as offbeat issues.
It is conducting progrms like HUMMA HUMMA DANCE BABY DANCE 3 in 1

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Sakshi (Saksi, Saakshi) is a Telugu news daily headquartered in Hyderabad, India. It was launched on 23 March 2008, by the governor of Andhra Pradesh, N. D. TIWARI.
Sakshi was brought out in 23 multi-colored editions (one edition per district) by Jagati Publication, of which Y. S. Jaganmohan reddy is the chairman. He is the Son of Chief Minister of Andhra pradesh Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy.

This new daily was launched in March 24, 2008.

Sakshi has a print run of more than 1.7 million copies. As of 3/31/2009, Sakshi, with 30+ pages, was priced at Rs. 2.50/- per paper.
The paper has been designed by newspaper designer Mario Garcia, and claims to have an initial print run of more than 11 lakhs. The claims have yet to be substantiated by any known standards.
The group also has launched a news channel platform Sakshi TV and the programs have started airing on March 1 2009.
This media group is working under the name "Jagati Publications".

CNN IBN English

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Cable News Network-Indian Broadcasting Network (CNN-IBN) is an English-language Indian TV news channel. The network is a partnership between Global Broadcast News (GBN) and Turner International (Turner) in India (a Division of Time Warner). Rajdeep Sardesai is the Editor-in-Chief of the network. The Indian company GBN runs the channel completely but uses the CNN brand name, in return giving Time Warner a 26% stake. Critics[who?] allege that the paper often toes the line of Indian National Congress, the political party presently leading the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), which is currently in power in India.
The network broadcasts 24 hours a day. The network models most of its programming on that of CNN in the United States, with current-event talk programs mixed with news reports. The flagship evening program, India at 9, is usually broadcast daily on CNN Pipeline, although it is not simulcast (except during breaking news events, such as the 11 July 2006 Mumbai train bombings and the November 2008 Mumbai attacks). It is one of the first news channels in India to use the concept of "citizen journalist," whereby any person can send in a report that is aired in a separate section.
CNN-IBN expanded the Citizen Journalism Segment by including Mobile Citizen Journalism. Indian Citizens are now able to take photos from mobile phones which can be send via MMS to the news desk of CNN-IBN.

Star News

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When STAR News launched in 1998, it was at first a Bilingual English/Hindi News Service, and was initially run in partnership with NDTV. But when the agreement, with the NDTV expired, STAR News was transformed into a Hindi entertainment service.
It also has its own DTH service which is running successfully.

Star Utsav

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STAR Utsav (Hindi: STAR उत्सव, translated as "celebration") is a free-to-air Hindi general entertainment channel. It shows some of STAR Plus' popular programs.
This channel is available in India. STAR Utsav caters to viewers who have recently entered the fold of cable and satellite television. It gives them the opportunity to revisit the glory years of Indian television programming by re-running the best shows from the extensive STAR Plus library. The channel reaches out to the smallest of towns and rural areas where viewers are treated to some of the best content from STAR, making it the "King of Middle India".